Ever since I was a little boy roaming mindless of time my grandparent's farms in the mountains of Northeast Georgia I have been attracted to wildflowers. When I was little I would pick bouquets of the wildflowers I found on my adventures and, with a heart swelling with warm love, offer them to my grandmother or mother. They always smiled, ooed and ( Read more... )

The best book that I have read so far on historical traditions of the Goddess(es) is Carol Christ’s book Rebirth of the Goddess. She uses a critical method of inquiry that is multidisciplinary in that it includes evidence from mythology, archeology and anthropology. Many who deny the historical evidence of Goddess traditions and thereby try to ( Read more... )

I just finished reading the national best-seller by Leonard Shlain, The Alphabet vs the Goddess. Shlain, as most reputable scholars do, accepts the clear archaeological and mythological evidence of the Goddess-centered life of Old Europeans. The unsolved mystery has been a convincing explanation of how the shift to a God-centered patriarchy ( Read more... )

After studying the Language of the Goddess by Marija Gimbutas and the Oldest Europeans by J.F. del Giorgio I am convinced that the Vanir are the goddesses and gods of the Neolithic Scandinavians, that Freyja is a title of the Great Goddess and Freyr a title of her consort. I am also convinced that remnants of the language of the Goddess, as ( Read more... )